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Casual Naturopathy Endometriosis
Dr. Peter-Hansen Volkmann, MD.
Therapy without surgery & Hormones in
some instances with refertilization
Definition
Benign growth of the womb's endometrium cells
outside the endometrium layer, ie, the womb's
inner layer. We describe this as a so-called
ectopia of mucous membrane cells.
Such cell conglomerations occur in the uterine
wall, in the Fallopian tube, in the douglas'
space, on the ovaries and also in the free
abdomen. With approximately a 5% frequency, they
may also collect in the bladder, the lungs, or
other body tissue.
The growth of these cells is hormone-dependent
and, therefore, occurs only once women have
reached sexual maturity. Endometriosis is
accompanied by sever pain before and during
menstruation.
Due to the therapy-resistant pain, women often
become depressive during the course of the
illness. Fertility is reduced in the event of
the usually present accompanying hormonal
regulation disorders. Long-term organic
pregnancy impediments are not that common.
Conventional medicine
therapy
The discourse on the increase of
endometriosis illness has, at time, been
conducted in a controversial fashion since,
prior to the development of endoscopic
procedures; such a diagnosis was difficult to
reach.
During the '80s- and unfortunately this can
still be observed today- women were often
discriminated against as malingerers, as women
with psychiatric disorders or relationship
conflicts.
Multiple surgery and even the total extirpation
in the case of young women is the iatrogenic
reaction to therapeutic helplessness. Another
step was the Winobanin therapy by which women
were forced into premature menopause suffering
many side-effects, but often hardly improving
their pain symptoms at all.
Nowadays, and in addition to the above surgery,
the therapeutic scene is set by hormonal
therapies with so-called GNH analogues in the
form of injections with retarded hormones such
as Zoladex or by oral substances such as
Winobanin, Orgametril, or Clinofem.
Repeated pelvioscopic or laparotomic operations
with the aim of eliminating the bleeding foci-
sometimes including extirpation of one or both
ovaries and, at times, of the uterus even for
young women- are to this day still considered
'state of the art'!
General
naturopathy rehabilitation steps
For the above treatments, I had
regularly worked in accordance with the
following therapeutic program that resulted for
my applied kinesiology (AK) patient
examinations:
• At first, an intestinal rehabilitation of
Candidiasis and, where applicable, of pathogens
such as Ameba, Giardia, etc. Remedies used at
the time were mainly Nystatin, Sempera, and
partly eg, Metronidazol. Fungal therapy was
always performed under a sugar- free diet
including advice of healthy natural foods. The
necessity for fungus treatment was emphasized
strongly by also pointing out the potential
development of resistance that is amply known
from the US.
The fungal or antibiotic therapy is concluded by
symbiosis guidance with probiotica such as
3-SymBiose in the first step of the first month
and in the second month with 3-SymBios Plus-
together with black currant oil and
Magnesium-Calcium.
• In parallel to the intestinal rehabilitation,
we carried out a comprehensive hypoallergenic
orthomolecular therapy- hoT- using minerals,
trace elements, vitamins, and unsaturated fatty
acids in accordance with AK test results.
• Once a nutritional change to natural healthy
foods, or at least to food low in chemical
additives, had been achieved, this was followed
by further hoT substances as well as
phytopharmaceuticals.
Current treatment of
hormonal disorders, eg, endometriosis
The above experiences as well as the
inclusion of manual procedures such as
osteopathy techniques and acupressure treatment
in conjunction with changing the hoT to
German resources have meanwhile resulted in the
following generally satisfactory procedures:
1. Basic hoT with fish oil, trace elements and
Magnesium-Calcium, with change to natural
ecological fresh foods while strictly avoiding
additives of all kinds. Even so-called natural
additives are chemical noxious substances,
which, on occasion, can cause intolerance
reactions.
2. Orthomolecular intestinal regeneration-OIR-
using the newly developed hoT combination
preparation hypo-A3-SymBiose plus with three
different approaches:
• The living cultures Lactobacillus acidophilus
and Bifidobacterium lactis improve the symbiosis
of the small intestine- further Enterococcus
faecium and Saccharomyces for the large
intestine. As metabolic waste products, they
produce among others antibiotically affective
substances such as lactocidin, acidolin, etc. as
well as fatty acids as further mucous membrane
protection.
These excreta inhibit growth of, for example,
Klebsiella, Salmonella, Streptococci, pathogenic
Coliform bacteria, or Candida species.
Multiplying of the symbionts supplied is assured
by the crude fiber inulin, which is indigestible
for humans.
• The combined B5, B6, B12 vitamins, folic acid,
and vitamin D3 improve the barrier function of
the intestinal mucous membranes and support
proper digestion and absorption as well as
detoxification of the liver.
• Zinc as an essential trace element is part of
more than 300 enzymes and hormone systems in the
body and has, in combination with the silica
used, among others a surface-stabilizing effect.
In addition, silica aids detoxification of the
enterohepatic circulation through absorption and
export of free bile acids via the straight
intestine.
3. Extensive hoT with pure trace elements,
minerals, vitamins, fatty acids, etc. for a
period of about 4-6 months or until pregnancy
where so desired.
Summary
In summary it must be said that
hormonal regulation disorders from dysmenorrheal
through PMS and endometriosis to male and female
infertility can be treated very well by
naturopathy methods- without any side effects
and at very little expense.
In addition to a healthy natural nutrition,
therapeutic success is based on the above
procedures of which, besides the rehabilitation
of the bowel, hoT is certainly the most
important foundation.
The main advantage of the above course of action
lies in the improvement of the patient's basic
regulation. Adjuvant procedures such as
acupuncture, traditional homeopathy,
chiropractic, or osteopathy work more quickly,
more effectively, and with more improved
long-term results than without the above basic
orthomolecular therapy.
Pregnancy as the female body's regulative
hormonal peak performance becomes the touchstone
of the physician's skill. The patients'
awareness of the necessity
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